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Re: Converting APPLE II binary files to IBM compatible, for recovering eprom files stored years ago.
- Subject: Re: Converting APPLE II binary files to IBM compatible, for recovering eprom files stored years ago.
- From: pubpc1@library.ucla.edu
- Date: 1996/12/10
- Newsgroups: comp.sys.apple2
- Organization: University of California, Los Angeles
- References: <58j7fe$qm9@news.istar.ca>
John Robertson <pinball@istar.ca> wrote:
>Howdy, howdy, howdy..
>Well I have a simple problem, I wish to be able to (ha) read my old apple
>files on my IBM compatible so I can transfer the little B@#$(@s over to
>the now standard format IBM for eprom programming. These are a bunch that
>I saved over ten years ago, and I don't have any easy way (nor remember
>how to) transfer the files via serial cable and an old super serial card.
>Any suggestions would be helpfull, I have about 15 - 20 double sided ( I
>flipped them over, hey floppies were expensive once apon a time) discs of
>files. Thanks!
Simple. Connect your modem to your II's serial card, run communications
software (like ProTERM), Zmodem the files to your account.
Disconnect the modem from the II and reconnect it to your PC. Run
communications software (like ProComm) and Zmodem the files from your
account.
-Scott G.